Political Ballads Published in England During the Commonwealth
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In the Library of Trinity College, Dubhn, (D. J. 21, ) this air is set in tablature for the lute. The present ballad is taken from the fifteenth volume of the folio broad- sides.
If you'l hear news that's ill, gentlemen, gentlemen.
Against the Divel, I will be the relator: Arraigned he must be.
For that feloniously, 'thout due solemnity, he took a tray tor; Julin liradshaw was his name, how it stinks I how it stinks !
10 POLlllCAL BALLADS. [1659 ^Vlio'l mal
Virtue in Charles did seem eagerly, eagerly, And villainy in him to vye for glory. Majesty so compleat, And impudence so great, Till that time never met: — but to my story.
Accusers there will be, bitter ones, bitter ones. More than one, two, or three; all fuU of spight; Hang-man and tree so tall. Bridge, tower, and city -wall. Kite and crow, which were all robb'd of their right.
But judges none are fit, shame it is, shame it is.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the Library of Trinity College, Dubhn, (D. J. 21, ) this air is set in tablature for the lute. The present ballad is taken from the fifteenth volume of the folio broad- sides.
If you'l hear news that's ill, gentlemen, gentlemen.
Against the Divel, I will be the relator: Arraigned he must be.
For that feloniously, 'thout due solemnity, he took a tray tor; Julin liradshaw was his name, how it stinks I how it stinks !
10 POLlllCAL BALLADS. [1659 ^Vlio'l mal
Virtue in Charles did seem eagerly, eagerly, And villainy in him to vye for glory. Majesty so compleat, And impudence so great, Till that time never met: — but to my story.
Accusers there will be, bitter ones, bitter ones. More than one, two, or three; all fuU of spight; Hang-man and tree so tall. Bridge, tower, and city -wall. Kite and crow, which were all robb'd of their right.
But judges none are fit, shame it is, shame it is.
What to read after Political Ballads Published in England During the Commonwealth?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wright, Thomas, 1810-1877 to read onlineMoreLess
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